Changing Times and Public Records in a Turbulent Era
A columnist reflects on public access to information, newspaper ethics, and shifting retirement trends. He notes international press pressures abroad contrasted with Cuba's editor's release, then links aging workforces to youth unemployment and slower advancement amid inflation and saving habits.
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Ecuador
Argentina
Sri Lanka
Iran
Aytaollah Khomeni
Cuba
Kidney high blood pressure risk and calcium queries
Reader asks about how hypertension damages kidneys and how kidney disease can raise blood pressure. Dr Donohue notes the vicious circle of hypertension harming kidneys and vice versa, potentially leading to uremia if filtration fails. Also answers calcium intake and cataract glaucoma query with concise guidance.
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Vytret
Dr. Donohue
National Research Council
Donohue
Health Q A on eye changes and child discipline
Readers seek medical guidance on a whitehead from a facial area and child spanking concerns. The column covers signs of potential illness, migraine eye symptoms, and Terranil side effects including possible loss of libido with menopause considerations.
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Dr. Donahue
G. H. Tofranil
Overseas Grain Demand Shifts Yet Keeps U.S. Exports Strong
Kansas City based public affairs director Roderick Turnbull explains that overseas grain demand remains robust but highly variable. He cites USDA reports on weekly export shipments, U S export sales data, and situation forecasts as drivers of grain prices, noting a record 106,188,000 bushels in a single week and ongoing adjustments from destinations and government estimates.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City
U.S
Department of Agriculture
International Wheat Council
London
World Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations
Rome
USDA
America
Pacific
Atlantic
Gulf
Great Lakes
Canada
Australia
U. S
Pressure Builds To Draft Kennedy
Washington reports say Kennedy's non campaign for the presidency has momentum as draft Kennedy groups form nationwide. Friends note his silence encourages backers, with no 1976 style denial issued this year though he has not encouraged or discouraged the movement.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Carter
Massachusetts
Edward Beard
D-R.i
Paul Tsongas
D-Mass
John Durkin
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Florida
George S. McGovern
D.-S.d
McGovern
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
98 Year Old Farmer Will Never Retire
Wally Lattimer of Lyons Kansas is 98, still farms his 40 acres and garden, travels, and keeps vibrant health with a plant rich diet. He boasts 48,000 miles of pleasure cruises, raises 3420 peonies sold by the dozen, and has lived frugally without debt since 1916. He plans no retirement, citing hard work and self sufficiency.
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Wally Lattimer
Kansas
Little Cow Creek
South Seas
Alaska
Colorado
Lattimer
Rice County
Lattimer’s
Nebraska
James Lattimer
Newton
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Contact Info
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication in Ottawa Kansas with postal details and reader rates. Rates for in area and out of area subscriptions are provided, including monthly and yearly terms and tax adjustments. editor and publisher is Robert B. Wellington. Associated Press member.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
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